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claiming tax back after moving abroad

11-07-2014 7:51pm

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sashafierce

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You'd need to file a tax return for the year you left, which is done by October of the following year , it's not likely you'd have paid much tax in January of this year but you should be able to get most of it back - I think you need to wait til the end of 2014 to file a return for 2014 - maybe someone else can confirm

I moved in early 2012 and filed in 2013 for the 2012 tax year and got back most of the PAYE i payed in 2012

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#3 12-07-2014 7:39am

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sashafierce wrote: »

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You'll get the PAYE you paid in January since your entire year of tax credits will be against your last months pay.

The Tax year goes from 1st Jan - 31st Dec.

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